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  • Randomex
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    ivory:

    He wasn’t asking you… 🙂

    Little Froggie:

    Two minutes isn’t long enough to assume people aren’t responding!

    Anyway, a while back, I made a list of musicians in this thread: http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/random-facts-1

    live right – Piano

    Patur Aval Assur – Unknown, but not a mouth instrument. He feels that specifying his instrument would be giving away “too much personal information.”

    cozimjewish – Piano

    possibly RebYidd23 – Unknown

    Little Froggie – Keyboard and violin

    Writersoul – Flute

    HaLeiVi – Keyboard and harmonica

    Gamanit – Keyboard

    Torah613Torah – Piano [“poorly,” as of 10 months ago]

    LAB [lev aryeh boy] – Keyboard?

    Personally, I play Guitar Hero/Frets On Fire X/Phase Shift.

    Randomex
    Member

    How about this one, courtesy of HaLeiVi?

    c6 b16 a8 a8 a8 a8 a8 a8

    a8 d8 d8 c16 b16 c2

    e6 d16 c8 c8 c8 c8 c8 c8

    a8 d8 d8 c16 b16 a2

    e8 d8 e8 d8 d8 c8 c4

    c8 b8 a8 d8 d8 c16 b16 c4

    e8 d8 e8 d8 d8 c8 c4

    c8 a8 f8 f8 e2

    Why was “Alter” blocked? I found him amusing…

    Do you really want me to post the answer to that?

    in reply to: Drafting yeshiva bochurim into IDF #1037305
    Randomex
    Member

    Looks like what I thought was the “old” Coffee Room is still alive, at least in the threads on “heavy” subjects that I prefer not to read… I’ve seen two accusations of Joseph in the last few days, too…

    in reply to: Discussion between Randomex and Lamud vov #1037146
    Randomex
    Member

    NO. Popa, I hope LVT doesn’t understand exactly what you’re accusing him of. You’re wrong. The first two posts on the CR this Motzaei Shabbos (that I am aware of) were by (1) Notasheep* and (2) LVT**, here.

    They were both on Shabbos afternoon in the US – but in Gateshead, where Notasheep has placed herself many times, and LVT places himself on his profile, it was already Motzaei Shabbos.

    What possible gain could Joseph have from falsely placing himself in Gateshead that he would be mechallel Shabbos for? Besides, I’ve seen numerous posts attributed to Joseph, and LVT’s writings don’t seem to me to be anything like them.

    *

    http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/haredim-refusing-to-sit-mixed-on-airplanes/page/2#post-541198

    **

    http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/isis-has-fighter-jets#post-541202

    EDIT:

    Little Froggie:

    See here – http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/good-usernames#post-540794

    in reply to: The Zohar #1037135
    Randomex
    Member

    I’m sorry, LVT. First I thought maybe you really knew what your name meant before you chose it, but you forgot what your name was, but then I saw from here ( http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/good-usernames#post-540794 ) that it was only because you believe that a username is about something that the user isn’t that you didn’t get SDD’s joke about “your 35 colleagues,” not because you didn’t know what your name meant or forgot it.

    in reply to: Lets All Make Non-Nasty Comments About Other Posters! #1037567
    Randomex
    Member

    Bookworm120:

    One of Many has an awesome-looking subtitle. (But if I may ask, who is Nymphadora?)

    Presumably, that’s a reference to the Harry Potter character Nymphadora Tonks. Morgul-blades are found in the Lord of the Rings universe. And OOM was also the founder of the CR Discworlders Club. Hmm…

    Whatever happened to her, anyway?

    in reply to: PAA's not-always-in-context Coffee Room Report Card Comments #1156620
    Randomex
    Member

    [Not everything I have to say, but I can’t let PAA get this first!]

    Surprisingly enough, Eftach would hurt a fly:

    http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/its-okay-to-care-about-animals#post-541139

    (We’ll have to leave trying not to kill things to Writersoul:

    http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/ever-seen-a-forest-animal-die-of-old-age#post-537143 )

    Eftach’s a real heart-warmer, though – I read the post you linked to, Patur. And then there are her profiles of other users.

    eftachbchinor:

    Can you do more people? Here’s a good place for it:

    http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/lets-all-make-non-nasty-comments-about-other-posters

    (P.S. No, this doesn’t mean I’m working on a response to the “forest animal” thread… You don’t want to know how much CR-related material I have both on my computer and on papers. It’s all too much…)

    EDIT:

    PAA:

    Here’s Eftach’s first mouth-hanging-open CR moment (I assume) so you can better see their evolution:

    http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/cant-escape-who-you-are#post-540745

    in reply to: Lollipops #1039724
    Randomex
    Member

    Sirvoddmort mentioned lollipops “being used by ex-smokers[…]

    to help resist the urge.”

    In fact, this was the purpose they were used for by

    Bookworm120’s fictional detective.

    in reply to: Lollipops #1039723
    Randomex
    Member

    DaasYochid:

    “Who’s on First” – Abbott and Costello!

    The question I was quoting from you was meant to be in blockquote but it didn’t work. Something’s gone wrong. Anyway, there wasn’t meant to be a question for in the post – but you didn’t explain.

    in reply to: Lollipops #1039720
    Randomex
    Member

    DaasYochid:

    Am I not “you”?

    In that case, it’s hard to understand your question – “Why was a diff web site talking about me?”

    in reply to: Lollipops #1039717
    Randomex
    Member

    DaasYochid:

    popa_bar_abba: I saw on a diff web site that when you eat a lollipop, you are really just eating your own flavored saliva.

    DaasYochid: Why was a diff web site talking about me?

    What?

    in reply to: Lollipops #1039711
    Randomex
    Member

    Bookworm120: Well, I know *of* a fictional detective who seemed to really like lollipops.

    I know of a fictional wizard who really likes lollipops!

    (Tense intentional. Don’t mention it.)

    [When I saw that Sirvoddmort was the last poster, I was sure I’d

    been beaten to it – but I hadn’t. 🙂 ]

    And why is no one asking the wrong question? (Or the right one?)

    in reply to: Whats my problem I can't keep CR members straight? #1037232
    Randomex
    Member

    [Not all I have to say here]

    cozimjewish:

    She had already read the post you’re talking about* before posting that, and I can prove it – she left a comment**.

    (A one-day difference won’t prove it for posterity, though…)

    *

    http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/cant-escape-who-you-are#post-540656

    **

    http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/cant-escape-who-you-are#post-540745

    in reply to: Behind the scenes…MODS #1154522
    Randomex
    Member

    Never mind – we’ll do it some other time.

    Question – are posts with “for mod read only” (no quotes) at the top

    seen by the mods sooner than normal posts?

    no

    in reply to: Creative writing – CR users in real life! #1067301
    Randomex
    Member

    How could I neglect to translate “???? ??(?) ???????” ?

    It’s “[Master/Mister]/Mistress should sit on the carpet,” spoken in an antagonistic tone (as per ArtScroll’s translation of Rashi on Bereishis 27:22, assuming the rules of expression are the same in Aramaic as in Hebrew).

    in reply to: Happy belated 7th CR anniversary to simcha613! #1037609
    Randomex
    Member

    coffee addict:

    You underestimate me. I’m only listing users who are still posting –

    “possibly” means it’s been a few months since their most recent reply.

    in reply to: PAA's not-always-in-context Coffee Room Report Card Comments #1156599
    Randomex
    Member

    “You’re NUTS”

    (eftachbchinor)

    That one’s difficult to interpret as an insult in context*, especially the way kids talk these days…

    What’s wrong, Patur? Doesn’t anyone hate you anymore?

    * http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/creative-writing-cr-users-in-real-life#post-541135

    in reply to: Response to Lior #1036942
    Randomex
    Member

    If there is a space in a user’s name, clicking on their name will take you to an error page – manually replace the spaces in their name in the page URL with dashes (-) to see their profile.

    If you are using Internet Explorer (and possibly other browsers),

    the space(s) in the name will have been replaced by “%20” – replace that with a dash.

    You must not look at many profile pages – it’s hard to believe you didn’t know this after six years. Then again, in your time, it seems posters were encouraged to have underscores rather than spaces in their names – e.g, gavra_at_work, popa_bar_abba.

    Also, it’s “In Hachi Nami.”

    in reply to: Creative writing – CR users in real life! #1067299
    Randomex
    Member

    I’ll be back after Shabbos, b’li neder, to thoroughly go through the thread and new story.

    in reply to: Behind the scenes…MODS #1154509
    Randomex
    Member

    Mod-127 was active recently, too!

    That brings us to 5: 29, 42, 79, 100, and 127.

    in reply to: Behind the scenes…MODS #1154508
    Randomex
    Member

    We can now add Mod-79 to the list of recently-active (and recently-added) mods.

    Let’s go deeper on Little Froggie’s question: If a post is rejected (or deleted after being approved), are the mods still able to access it?

    Let’s go deeper on Mod-79’s answer: How does that work? Is there an absolute limit that must not be reached over the course of one’s career, or is it a certain number within a certain time period?

    in reply to: for moderators only #1036904
    Randomex
    Member

    613 was a mod, all right – I just found his profile (and 79’s).

    (Great, now I’ve got two full sets of URLs to run through if I ever want to find out how many mods there have been…)

    Look’s like he’s been gone for about 3 years.

    Welcome to the CR, 79! I’m almost as old as you are (Okay, I had a break of about two months). 🙂

    in reply to: Response to Lior #1036936
    Randomex
    Member

    Gavra_at_work:

    I’m not really involved in this, but…

    Of course it doesn't, and that is not what I said. Straw Man.

    Joe, (AKA "Catch Me" we did) I'm not going to bother with you.

    That’s two strikes against you.

    Please refrain from ad hominem arguments.

    in reply to: Whats my problem I can't keep CR members straight? #1037228
    Randomex
    Member

    eftachbchinor:

    “Stuff” is a plural, and doesn’t need an “s” after it.

    Also, I think I am assuming and need to work on treating everyone with respect, and I’m not sure I treat everyone equally outside of being willing to attack almost anyone.

    in reply to: Whats my problem I can't keep CR members straight? #1037227
    Randomex
    Member

    Thank you, Eftach, that’s very sweet of you! Keep reading, though…

    (Also, I don’t know of any “report card comments” location belonging to me – there was a public one, but it’s been dedicated to Patur Aval Assur for a while now.)

    I have created a dilemma:

    The comments I previously put on my profile were posted by people

    who were unaware that their words might be used in that context, i.e. meisi’ach l’fi tumo (for those familiar with some halachos about testimony). Eftachbchinor’s post (above this one), however, was created with the intention that it be used in that way.

    Does this render it less authentic in a way? Can or should I use it? (According to who or what, anyway?)

    I’m also not sure I want to have as many as 3 quotes from a single user – this might make such users seem like unreliable sources of opinion about me. In fact, what if they are? Can or should I use quotes from such users?

    It only gets worse. Now that I have called attention to my profile, can anyone be considered meisi’ach l’fi tumo? From what I’ve seen, it appears that the majority of users read the majority threads.

    Let’s examine the context the quotes would be put in:

    “here are some nice things people have said about me:”

    It doesn’t seem deceptive to add anything whatsoever, unless

    I can surmise that the poster didn’t mean what they were saying, and I think it’s self-understood that nice things aren’t necessarily objective.

    I’m just taking all this too seriously, like I do the entire Coffee Room. 🙂

    So I’ll just put Eftach’s quote up with a note that it was on the record, and I ask anyone who remembers, when saying something nice about me, that what they say might be quoted later, to note that they are speaking on the record. As for the too-many-quotes-from-one-source, who says it has to be convincing? (I may consider a cap later.)

    in reply to: PAA's not-always-in-context Coffee Room Report Card Comments #1156596
    Randomex
    Member

    Patur Aval Assur, I grant you a Knighthood of the Emerald Sword!

    (Randomex)

    (I don’t care, I love it!)

    in reply to: Creative writing – CR users in real life! #1067297
    Randomex
    Member

    Patur Aval Assur, I grant you a Knighthood of the Emerald Sword!

    Not that this exempts the story from criticism…

    Will you be posting an ArtScroll version of this one, too?

    in reply to: Happy belated 7th CR anniversary to simcha613! #1037606
    Randomex
    Member

    yekke2:

    I said Joseph!

    ivory:

    I have an analytical mind. No.

    More 7-year vets – Shtusim, commonsense, possibly Farrockgrandma,

    possibly Marbehshalom, poss. bklynmom, poss. noitallmr, poss.

    mtydhd, poss. flatbusher, and a slight possibility of Yichusdik.

    8-year veterans! – Mark Levin (zspira), rc, and zalman.

    More to come, b’ezras haShem!

    in reply to: Creative writing – CR users in real life! #1067295
    Randomex
    Member

    PAA:

    “I await the day when you admit that it goes both ways… :)”

    There’s a difference. You are the self-appointed Indexer Extraordinaire Par Excellence.

    And Grammar Knight of the Emerald Sword. I’ll be using your quote, by the way – can you find my Report Card?

    It’s as if arrogant.

    (That’s not a taunt about your confusion in the other thread – I wrote it before I saw that post, and possibly before you put it up.)

    So you’re saying that actually, you were awaiting the day when I would acknowledge that it goes both ways?

    Actually, I was already going to post asking if this was an admission, but I hadn’t gone through everything thoroughly yet (and in fact I still haven’t):

    Until Randomex comes along and translates them and then everyone realizes that Patur Aval Assur is a charlatan, merely spewing Aramaic quotes that have no relevance to anything, but give the impression of being somewhat learned.

    >>>>

    How is that an example of "used language/conveyed an idea/theory beyond the scope of average human intelligence"? I actually learned the word "emoticon" in that thread.

    That’s true, but that link is to a specific post in which you used the word “aposiopesis,” which I had to Google to make sure it wasn’t one of your invented words that you’d forgotten to put on the list.

    Which is why I don't get why there is a vocabulary section on IQ tests.

    Indeed puzzling. Perhaps it is assumed that a certain level of intelligence would cause a person to have learned certain words in a given environment? It still doesn’t seem right.

    Not to mention “Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?,” which as Wikipedia says “is essentially a test to see how much an adult has retained since graduating elementary school.”

    EDIT: I refreshed before posting and am eager to read the new story!

    in reply to: PAA's not-always-in-context Coffee Room Report Card Comments #1156594
    Randomex
    Member

    Here are some unauthorized quotes:

    “this is a very serious question I think we sould ask patur avul assur”

    (Bendit)

    “Patur avul Assur- you […] have obviosuly no respect for our Minhagim and our Gedolim. Shame on you.”

    (smartcookie)

    EDIT: I actually forgot to check if those were already there before posting, but it turns out they weren’t. I noticed Smartcookie’s other quote from that thread, through.

    in reply to: Question of names #1036840
    Randomex
    Member

    For more clarity, that should’ve been:

    No one laughed – did anyone get it?

    http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/question-of-names#post-537897 (Note the previous post.)

    in reply to: Question of names #1036839
    Randomex
    Member

    No one laughed – did anyone get it? (Note the previous post.)

    http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/question-of-names#post-537897

    in reply to: Whats my problem I can't keep CR members straight? #1037221
    Randomex
    Member

    SIDI™:

    You’re Googling the contents of my profile page, if you want to know

    where those posts are.

    Here’s another profile with a little work done:

    http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/profile/screwdriverdelight

    in reply to: PAA's not-always-in-context Coffee Room Report Card Comments #1156592
    Randomex
    Member

    Randomex: How many people (that you don’t quote here) do you think read this thread?

    Patur Avul Assur: Everyone.

    Well, let’s find out! If you read this thread, please speak up.

    If you don’t read this thread…

    Never mind, this poll is called off!

    >>>>

    Me: You’re either proclaiming real arrogance or remaining in-character, right? Or is there a third interpretation?

    Patur Aval Assur: Depends what you mean by “in-character”.

    I retract both interpretations of your statement as mistakes.

    The first interpretation (proclaiming real arrogance as a joke) is still a valid option for your question, but unless I’m mistaken, the meaning of both is that you wanted to clarify whether I was or was not accusing you of arrogance.

    >>>>

    “Facetious”

    (Randomex)

    “I think this is facetious…”

    (Randomex)

    Please disregard those statements, everyone. The meaning I intended is not what “facetious” actually means – I too am occasionally tripped up by my own Sesquipedalian Loquaciousness.

    >>>>

    “…I realized how bad your portrayal of the other CR members was…”

    (DaasYochid)

    So, by considering this a relevant comment about you, are you saying you were actually attempting to portray us in character?

    [Reader references: http://theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/good-jokes/page/33#post-536619

    http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/creative-writing-cr-users-in-real-life#post-540659 ]

    >>>>

    To clarify a previous comment:

    merely spewing Aramaic quotes that have no relevance to anything, but give the impression of being somewhat learned.

    (Patur Avul Assur)

    Precisely the point I was trying to make

    (cozimjewish)

    Also see here: http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/your-coffee-room-report-card-comments/page/2#post-540812

    >>>>

    So you don’t actually think that I am merely spewing Aramaic quotes that have no relevance to anything, but give the impression of being somewhat learned?

    She doesn’t have to answer that!

    I’ll answer for myself, though – I know

    that not to be the case.

    (Explanation for everyone else: All she said was that her statement did not mean that – she did not say whether she believed it or not. That’s what he’s asking.)

    in reply to: Creative writing – CR users in real life! #1067289
    Randomex
    Member

    cozimjewish:

    ATT: PAA – Randomex wants a list of where s/he used language/conveyed an idea/theory beyond the scope of average human intelligence. I’m sure you’ll be happy to help ;P

    How about if I give you one from him instead?

    Sem and Security

    By the way, language is not related to intelligence – it is a matter of knowledge.

    in reply to: Totally Random Thread Title Just to Confuse PAA #1061351
    Randomex
    Member

    Oh, for anyone who follows that last link:

    If you have a question as soon as you see my post,

    I’ll offer you a big hint – scroll down a bit to see it.

    If only there was a markup for spoilers…

    (It’s about time I put some effort into living up

    to my reputation for incomprehensibility…)

    [It was too late to edit this into the last post

    by the time I realized I’d forgotten to write it.]

    q

    w

    e

    r

    t

    y

    u

    i

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    p

    a

    s

    d

    f

    g

    h

    j

    k

    l

    z

    x

    c

    v

    b

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    It’s the wrong question.

    in reply to: Totally Random Thread Title Just to Confuse PAA #1061350
    Randomex
    Member

    PAA:

    You didn’t provide definitions. So, what exactly is the meaning of “triplical?” [It had better not be on a Wiktionary page for “triple,” “tripartite,” “threefold,” or “triplicate” {maybe I shouldn’t mention them… but whatever].)

    “Ingraining” would seem to do for whatever “ingraination” means.

    “Sarcasticon” is a nice, fun neologism, and its meaning,

    “an emoticon indicating sarcasm,” is readily discernible. 🙂

    (It’s also, randomly enough, the the name of a short-lived Australian black metal band [2002-3], a Twitter account with a mere 75 posts [2009-2013] , and a blog with a grand total of 10 posts [2007, 2009-10], but I don’t think any of them intended your meaning.)

    Because I wasn’t aware of them, here are some sarcasticons I found:

    :s (or, according to Wikipedia, this is for “grimface” [added later, PAA!])

    :s)

    ;s

    [Given the previous 3, presumably ;s) ]

    :-7 [Tongue-in-cheek]

    (^o) [A raised eyebrow]

    “conversified”

    I do think that it is true that one side can honestly perceive the other side as being an economic burden and this can not necessarily be conversified.

    What would have been the problem with “the converse is not necessarily so?”

    >>>>

    The potential sarcasm was that you need an excuse to justify reading Halachic Man

    So, Writersoul downplays her achievement – reading Halakhic Man – and you respond, sarcastically, that her statement is not a valid excuse – the true, opposite meaning being that her statement does not in fact lessen her achievement – is this correct?

    but I left it up to the reader's interpretation.

    What was the potential non-sarcastic meaning? You had just given a compliment for the achievement, making it difficult to interpret as sincere a statement about needing an excuse for it.

    Also my line contained a reference to a different thread, which you might not have gotten.

    Or maybe I just didn’t see that thread. Contrary to what somebody seems to believe, I am not a walking index of the CR. But given how short that line is, and the hint…

    That’s right, I didn’t read much of that thread, and so I didn’t see your conversation, or this:

    In general I troll around in the background when it comes to CR but for this question I specifically registered to post a reply.

    I think you might accept the fact that I didn’t say anything about that as proof that I didn’t see it at the time. Something tells me Dee50 hadn’t been in the background for too long… 🙂

    Let’s try your ability to get references:

    http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/lollipops#post-540672

    >>>>

    By the way, there are now five threads with my name in the title,[...] three of which were changed by the Moderator(s)

    Yes, I’d noticed the trend.

    P.S. This took forever to research and write – hope you enjoy it.

    in reply to: Weird Coffee Room ads #1211532
    Randomex
    Member

    I just had to post this one!

    0 flap problems

    We guarantee 0 flap problems becouse we never cut a flap!

    Unless you’re familiar with the ad’s subject, and maybe even

    if you are, I assume this is incomprehensible given its lack of

    context. (It’s for LASIK surgery.)

    As I type this, ads include

    Let Coffee Be Your Guide

    Join our World Coffee Club and travel the world of coffee monthly

    and a YWN ad which includes

    100% Kosher Internet

    TEEN TESTED!

    Let’s just assume adults tested it first.

    Google’s ads appear to be related both to the contents of the page

    and your search history, whether personal or IP address/cookie.

    in reply to: Whats my problem I can't keep CR members straight? #1037219
    Randomex
    Member

    Fishing for compliments apparently works. 🙂

    in reply to: Good morning, early-bird mod :) #1087854
    Randomex
    Member

    And good morning again!

    in reply to: Whats my problem I can't keep CR members straight? #1037218
    Randomex
    Member

    Another interesting profile page is RebYidd23’s:

    http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/profile/rebyidd23

    But most people don’t bother with this kind of thing – even

    Popa’s is just this:

    Location

    Possibly Chicago

    Occupation

    Troublemaker

    Interests

    Trolling. Making fun of other trolls.

    SIDI™:

    ???? ??? ??????.

    (If anyone’s wondering, it’s all Joseph’s fault:

    http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/sdn%ca%9e-i%c7%9d%c9%b9p#post-316937 )

    in reply to: Whats my problem I can't keep CR members straight? #1037214
    Randomex
    Member

    Cozimjewish:

    Thank you! (I think.) That one’s going on my profile.

    in reply to: How many hours of sleep do you get in one night? #1036705
    Randomex
    Member

    Sam Klein, were you answering my question to Sam2?

    in reply to: Is WordPress 4.0 the reason for this change? #1036608
    Randomex
    Member

    Well, anyway, the mechanism still applies to unapproved new threads,

    though as experienced users probably know, I couldn’t edit that in right away (new threads cannot be edited or responded to until they’re approved).

    in reply to: Creative writing – CR users in real life! #1067266
    Randomex
    Member

    cozimjewish:

    YAY! Now that was worth creating this thread for! Were you using

    any specific works for inspiration? By the way, SayIDidIt™ is a guy:

    http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/name-that-tune/page/9#post-537425

    See Randomex it's not only me!!! Thanks [SDD] you made me feel smarter :D

    Well, he just wasn’t sure. He also has me dancing, which I’m sure I’ve never mentioned on the CR, and saying indecipherable…

    Wait a minute. You said that too! Am I really that difficult to

    understand? Can you post a (sigh, I certainly justify that one)

    short list of incomprehensible things I’ve written?

    (There were one or two no one was really meant to get…)

    in reply to: for moderators only #1036903
    Randomex
    Member

    cozimjewish:

    See my post on the first page:

    http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/for-moderators-only#post-540657

    I strongly suspect he was only a member who altered his own

    screen name and profile link – but only a true mod can change a

    subtitle.

    in reply to: The Zohar #1037132
    Randomex
    Member

    Lamud vov tzadik:

    Sdd could you explain yourself please

    SDD:

    None of your 35 colleagues want to?

    Maybe you should’ve found out what your username meant before choosing it! Alright, I’ll tell you: Chazal tell us that there are

    36 (lamed vov) hidden tzaddikim whose merit sustains the world, or something like that (possibly 36 in Eretz Yisrael and 36 in the rest of the world?).

    Your username “identifies” you as one of the 36 – SDD was saying that perhaps one of the other 35 could be your chavrusa.

    Little Froggie:

    Your Gratuitous Russian does not appear to be part of a coherent statement.

    in reply to: Behind the scenes…MODS #1154499
    Randomex
    Member

    Little Froggie:

    A post of mine was rejected. I’ll try to get back to you.

    cozimjewish:

    I totally had no clue what you were on about, I didn't chup you were referring to the question I asked lil froggie!! :D

    But I linked to it!

    Maybe they’ll let you answer cozimjewish’s question here (tell her I sent you):

    http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/just-testing-the-various-allowed-markups#post-538884

    As for your previous username, I didn’t know you had one. Can you give me any kind of clue, or should I start digging through the music threads (no time for that, by the way)?

    in reply to: Good usernames #1065382
    Randomex
    Member

    cozimjewish:

    I would love to know what Sheep without a Spleen was thinking

    showjoe

    and “notasheep”

    Heh. Notasheep actually used to have the subtitle “with a spleen.”

    (SWaS predates Notasheep by several years.)

    eftachbchinor:

    I rather randomly explained my username here:

    http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/mazel-tov/page/24#post-534539

    I’ll reprint it now, though:

    My name was created in tribute to Jon Schweppe’s online handle and the comics character Fantomex (this was a loooooong time ago).

    I think it serves me well, and I enjoy both the American and British meanings of “random.”

    NEW: Schweppe’s handle was/is “Rand0m,” and I was reading him on Pokemon, and Fantomex is from Marvel Comics’ X-Men franchise.

    As for my subtitle, it’ll probably be a while ’til I get around to

    expressing it as eloquently as I’d like, but anyone who wants to can Google away. I’ll even help out with some “fanclub bonus content” – the text of Randomex’s subtitle change request!

    [thread title? I don’t remember:] mod read only

    Subtitle request

    While “Memberex” was a nice gesture, it’s a little understated.

    May I request the following subtitle (I do love duality…) ?

    Emerald Sword in one hand, Occam’s Razor in the other.

    They were nice enough to oblige immediately.

    Little Froggie (and cozimjewish, and anyone who doesn’t know math):

    “Minus zero” is zero. (0-0 = 0)

    in reply to: Mazel Tov! #1224338
    Randomex
    Member

    SIDI:

    Just one second!

    http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/mazel-tov/page/24#post-534307

    How did you know about all of those? Do you know those people IRL?

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